mr.beers said:sugar ray
nuff said
Cuoco under spell of WB's 'Charmed'
Wednesday June 29 2:42 AM ET
"8 Simple Rules" star Kaley Cuoco will next tackle the rules of witchcraft on the WB Network's "Charmed."
The actress is joining the cast of the veteran drama as a regular next season, playing a young witch under the tutelage of the Charmed ones (Alyssa Milano, Holly Marie Combs and Rose McGowan).
In addition to Cuoco, the upcoming eighth season of "Charmed" will feature Sugar Ray singer Mark McGrath, who signed on to do a multiepisode arc.
Not only does this not agree with the definitions that others have laid down, it makes no sense. How does doing something that will clearly hurt record sales have anything to do with making money? They're protective assholes for it, but not greedy.Link1110 said:The biggest "money" sellout is Metallica, the ones who started the whole anti-file sharing thing.
thorns said:Halls of Justice Painted Green
Money Talking
Power Wolves Beset Your Door
Hear Them Stalking
Soon You'll Please Their Appetite
They Devour
Hammer of Justice Crushes You
Overpower
*sob*
Manics said:
ToxicAdam said:It's funny, Prince released a string of crappy albums just to get out of his record deal, but no one labels him as a "sellout".
File me under someone who doesn't understand the concept of "selling out".
1) Most bands sign contracts.
2) Most bands are at the mercy of thier labels on what songs make the CD
3) Most bands have to do media-whoring, commercials, etc at some points in thier career.
So really, by even signing a contract you are "selling out". That is the goal of most every band coincidently. This idea of some tortured artist scrapping by on cigs and beer and staying "true to his vision" is laughable.
Of course there are exceptions to what I said, but most bands compromise themselves at some point. If they haven't, they will down the road.
I actually liked the way Liz Phair 'sold out'. She just came out and said, "Fuck you .. I want to sell albums". It was great (and her music was still good).